David Luke’s new ‘circular’ school blazer will be recycled through Project Re:claim, the world’s first commercial-scale polyester recycling plant, which opened in the UK in January 2024. Project Re:claim is
The Parently Group’s relocation to its new headquarters in Bredbury is officially underway, with the site having already held its first event with the Circular Textiles Foundation (CTF). Located on the
A group of independent schoolwear retailers recently joined David Luke and the Circular Textiles Foundation for a webinar to go ‘Beyond the Bottle’ and celebrate the forthcoming launch of the
This week, a group of independent schoolwear retailers joined David Luke and the Circular Textiles Foundation (CTF) for a webinar to go ‘Beyond the Bottle’ and celebrate the forthcoming launch
Recycle Me is organic childrenswear brand Frugi's pioneering new collection that focuses on circularity and features products designed specifically to be recycled when worn out. The collection reinforces the brand’s
Laura Turner learns more about David Luke’s pioneering vision to make its school uniform 100% recyclable. Over a decade ago in an industry first, David Luke introduced school blazers manufactured using
Invited guests from across the schoolwear industry joined colleagues past and present from The Parently Group at Manchester Science and Industry Museum on Thursday 29 September, to celebrate the 40th
Frugi is once again raising its credentials to provide certified circular children’s clothing by becoming the first kids’ clothing brand to join the Circular Textiles Foundation’s revolution. Frugi, a pioneering
